October is recognized as National Financial Planning Month (at least according to certified financial planners). October is also traditionally the start of open enrollment season, a time when people ...
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The cost of Medicare is headed noticeably higher next year. According to the latest Medicare Trustees report, Part B monthly premiums are expected to jump from about $185 in 2025 to $206.50 in 2026 — ...
Doing so -- and adopting a new strategy such as taking more risk on a higher deductible or out-of-pocket limit -- could save federal beneficiaries thousands of dollars in 2026, said John Hatton, NARFE ...
Welcome to the start of FEHB Open Season. It’s more important than ever to review your options because federal employees will face higher premiums in most plans, fewer choices, and changes to benefits ...
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A Medigap plan supplements Original Medicare. It's an option if you're not happy with your Medicare Advantage plan or if it was canceled this year. Here’s how to decide if you should switch.
Open enrollment is no longer just a compliance exercise — it's a strategic opportunity to strengthen employee engagement, address generational needs and demonstrate the value of your organization's ...
Medigap Plan A is one of 10 Medigap plans open to those with Original Medicare. It has fewer benefits than other plans but covers some of the out-of-pocket costs associated with parts A and B. If you ...
Todd Katz, head of group benefits at MetLife shares how benefit managers can ease the process of open enrollment this year, and boost benefits utilization across their organizations. MetLife's ...
As the clock counts down toward December 7, the final day of open enrollment for Medicare in 2025, millions of beneficiaries find themselves scrambling to finalize their choices.